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100 Rupees 7-Year National Savings Certificate; Fifth Issue V

Issuer Government of India, Ministry of Finance
Year 1973
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Value 100 Rupees (100 INR)
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Obverse lettering संयुक्त बचत-पत्र, श्रेणी-ख JOINT B TYPE CERTIFICATE
आयकर के अध्यधीन SUBJECT TO INCOME TAX
7-वर्षीय राष्ट्रीय बचत-पत्र
7-YEAR NATIONAL SAVINGS CERTIFICATE
FIFTH ISSUE
पांचवा निगम
100
सो एक रुपये
JOINT 'B' V ISSUE
100 RUPEES ONE HUNDRED
The Government of India promises to pay to either XXXXXXXXXX or XXXXXXXXXX or to the survivor of them, or the legal representative(s) of the survivor in the case of death of both of them, a sum of Rs.166/- (RUPEES ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY SIX ONLY) on or after XXXXXXXXXX or at any other date after three complete years from the date of issue of this certificate a sum not exceeding Rs.166/- specified on the reverse as due on such date. This certificate is issued pursuant to Government of India, Ministry of Finance, Notification No. G.S.R.421(E) dated the 6th September, 1973.
POST OFFICE
DATE OF ISSUE
REGISTERED NO.
डाकपाल POSTMASTER
भूभाग देखिये SEE REVERSE
INDIA SECURITY PRESS, NASIK ROAD
Reverse description Salmon-pink reverse with guilloche border matching the obverse. The upper half carries bilingual Hindi and English text headed 'प्राप्ति की रसीद / RECEIPT ON DISCHARGE', with a redemption value table listing accrued amounts after 3 through 7 complete years. The lower right panel provides a discharge receipt section for the holder's signature and date of payment.
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National Savings Certificates occupy an odd corner of notaphily — technically bonds, not banknotes, but catalogued alongside them and collected with equal seriousness. This Fifth Issue carries the 7-year lock-in term that was standard from the early 1970s, a structure introduced partly to absorb household liquidity and reduce inflationary pressure during the post-1971 war fiscal stress. The India Security Press at Nasik Road had by this point been printing government securities domestically for over a decade, having taken over work previously dependent on British printers.

The "V" suffix distinguishes this from earlier Fifth Issue printings — a version distinction that matters more to specialists than the face value.

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